In Kromenacker v. Blystone (1987), 43 Ohio App.3d 126, 539 N.E.2d 675, the appellant appealed the trial court's denial of his motion in limine to exclude from evidence at trial the results of a blood-alcohol test administered at the hospital where he was treated for injuries sustained in an automobile accident. Id. at 126. At trial, the results of the blood-alcohol test, along with expert testimony concerning the results, were presented to the jury, and the jury returned a verdict for the appellee based upon Ohio's comparative negligence statute. Id. The appellant contended that the results of such test were privileged pursuant to R.C. 2317.02(B). Id. Although the results were deemed inadmissible, the Kromenacker Court reasoned that the admission of the evidence did not cause the rendering of an improper verdict for, if such evidence was omitted from the record, there remained sufficient evidence to support the jury verdict. Id. at 130.